Part 19: Relaxing, and eating...again.. I had a day to kill until my brother arrived with supplies and decided on heading to Marina Bay sands. This was one of Singapore's most recognisable and famous landmarks. The Plateau like flat roof and 'infinity' pool stacked on top of three huge towers was an amazing piece of modern architecture, which stood proudly overlooking the bay. Only when you are standing directly underneath it, do you get the sheer scale of t...

Part 18: Singapore the sequel..... The time passed quickly over the next week. It was mostly spent keeping fit for my Merrell adventure mountain trail. with a series of keep fit sessions and boxing drill classes. My trek buddies took me on a 10k practice run through some wonderful nature trails, about 2 hours South of Manila, my fitness was really coming on now and also I was pretty much acclimatised to the heat. In the background of the trail there was a ve...

Part 3: Hawker Center.... My final day in Singapore was met with a little sadness. There were so many more areas and places to explore, but I decided to leave these for my return visit. Most of the food I had eaten up to now, had all been a first time experience - I was not disappointed, and I fully expected that trend to continue for my travels. On my last evening, my friend deciding on leading us to one of the many Singapore Hawker Centre's, or an open air...

Part 2: little India.... After a bit of a restless nights sleep, thanks to a German mans snores and late night escapades. He was making so much noise with out much consideration for anyone else in the dorm, smartly dressing and spraying on swathes of cheap aftershave, fixing himself up in the mirror, and making vain like adjustments to his hair. (It wasn't hard to guess where he was heading) Especially after he returned in just over an hour, only to fall inst...